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06/04/2008

The guilt trip begins for Will.

Pat drops a present off for George, who's having his birthday party a day early. Eddie and Clarrie agree that everyone's enjoying the party but Clarrie's worried about Will. His behaviour is over the top and she insists that Eddie speaks to him. Will says he made a mistake which put George at risk and he doesn't want to talk about it but he admits that he's worried George doesn't understand what's going on. Will can't really understand it either. He thought Nic liked George and wanted them to be a proper family. Eddie tries to reassure Will that he's done the right thing and George will be ok.

Jolene's happy to look after Jamie at The Bull during the court case. Kathy's got over last week's wobble and is ready to get on with it. This is her chance to see Taylor punished. Pat's driving Kathy and Kenton to Bournemouth. Kenton's happy that she's there to give Kathy more support but Kathy's really grateful for all Kenton's support.

With Jamie settled in at the Bull, it's obvious that Kenton and Sid are feeling the strain. Kathy seems to be calmest of them all. She's ready to roll.

Episode written by Mary Cutler.

15 minutes

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Mon 7 Apr 200814:00

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